Wouldn't you think it would be better to post-process outside of the camera. We do post-processing on all inspection images. Exposure is one of the key things, but fixing that before zooming makes a big difference. I just don't see any onboard software doing what a computer driven software can. We run through part of this process regardless as part of mark-ups. Sometimes we localize the corrections so that the subject is made more apparent and thus more easily identified by others.
Completely agree. The issue of interpolation is much like JPG files. You just want the deed done quickly and better than just the raw image.
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It definitely changed my "perspective", but it is hard to determine anything by a video. Has anyone seen any raw photos from no/max zoom? I have seen cameras that were meant for video/fpv (CgoET and E10T standard) use where the image didn't stack up so I am still not sold for that cost. Also, did anyone else notice the distortion? Surprising at that zoom factor. I would expect the movement as the drone can only stay so still, but panning exhibited a pretty high amount of distortion as is yawed.
Exactly, which is why I said FPV. I understand that use case, but wouldn't the distortion still be a factor. I am assuming you are panning with SAR?
Exactly. I get it now. Sometimes though your eye will catch something during the pan in between and it would be much faster unless you know the specific area. I don't do anything like this so just throwing stuff out there to learn. I know our local Public Safety has expressed interest.
